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Jolene Harris

Before joining Northwestern College's faculty in 2020, Jolene Harris taught clinically relevant gross anatomy for several years at the graduate level, most recently at the University of Illinois College of Medicine Peoria. Harris's area of expertise is teaching aspiring health-professionals the clinical relevance of the human anatomy, both in the classroom and laboratory settings. Her teaching focus includes clinically oriented anatomy, neuroanatomy, embryology, and cadaveric dissection. Harris earned a master's degree in clinical anatomy and a bachelor's degree in biology, both from Creighton University. She was the 2024 recipient of Northwestern College's Teaching Excellence Award.

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A Body of Praise: Understanding the Role of Our Physical Bodies in Worship

Taylor’s inclusion of the natural sciences affords the reader a brief glimpse “under the hood” to the physiological workings of the human body. Citing examples from artistic mediums, such as painting, dance, and architecture, Taylor next draws the reader’s attention to benefits offered through incorporating the arts into worship, stating the arts appeal to our five senses, connect us with our emotions, and deepen our understanding through imagination and metaphor.
August 14, 2024